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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-14
1C6hIh1 LACK TINE CLOCk.
Editcr Rsuchs Rscy Remin,scsncrs OF an Ex-
citing Time In This Coanty.

citing Tims IN This County.
From the hauch Chunk Democrat.
The Philadelphia Ledger, referring to the
alleged turning back the congressional clock
10 - to gain little more time for businesa
says "rore than thirty years ago the clock
was moved ut the instance OF the most up-
Ignt speakers the House has ever known,
Inn boyd, OF Kentucky. The practice
ely vlong,"
As tArning back the clock is thus vi,tusllv
ennoFssd oy such high authority a. the Phils.
germs Ledger, We may as we'll mention =
aportant moving OF clock, not back
%, % ward, nsst'y forty years sgo-iu the
sLa-aosr OF isis ia East l. smpeter townshin.
nancs,terc Easy, "a. The public house of d Danisi
.l-.2f1 G--lg the Wing delegsto eiecfion
,nsn hsii l; was an o,d.tsshionod hone
c-ns-i, a-t. 1t was (privately) moved forward
t.enty u4inu'as-from hall pest ave to tan
Ili-osss Ga.o,o six, p m. That move cios.
60 les po!ls twenty minutes beiors Tia
regniar time, and i've more yoters vere
ruled out by the clock a. II then atooSr r.tsn
minrtes past six. And II was the turu,n !,
po'nt in that township. IL secured tys + re,
roniinatlon and election OF Thsddeus Stsy,
ena 10 Congress Had the clock not been
moved, A. Herr Smith, not Stevens, would
hcVs been the noininee.
And now, forty years later, we ask. did
the moving OF old Dan Milles's clock % work
any wrong" III view Of the TACT that il sssursI
the original election Of the great " Old Com.
noney"?
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4 TALOPAORO0 FOR RREUMATlaN,
Another Sudden Death.


uara,, . M,
,he r.E.r.r",. "a ."sSus S.u ,s ".o"on ~
Tia aisrmins sr.ons"cw y, ,S. ~: sn1 .. ~: ,S.:
death vns caused bv rhsnmssisr, ~ ~.,,r.,.,.
~ ~. ns.rs cs~ros s.,s ~ w or ncumle.a
In All nrohsbi,i,v w.rv S..sSs ...s.,S .vs.s0. =.
heart disease arr canssa nv 49," snsrs,,S az ~
esscs. which which srs ssr mors 4. = ss.,,," ,S
=. ......M., ...'.'s ~ ,oS uAnseNus tnau
cure' The beat anower 10 such ous alton 4
given by those who hare been cured By the use
Of Athlophoroe.
Greenus,d. Ms,. Msv,o ,sss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-14

The constitutional convention committee
has been giving close study to the anti-dis.
elimination question now before the state leg.
islasure. The secretary Of the committee
writes that under the bill No l07, tns abuses
In passenger trave. are continued the dis.
elimination In supplying cara 10 not prohi.
bited methods OF evading tho constitution
are provided discrimination in favor OF In,
dividuals II permitted the railroads can
dstermine how far they will ooey the consti.
tuition the commission ID suthoriz I'd to sus.
PEND the long and short haul provisions oi
the constitution secresy OF rates IL secured
there Is practically secret advance and re-
duction OF freight chsss there are no Grim.
insl penalties pooling is encouraged the
secresy OF railroad accounts is preserved, and
unlawful consultations, free passes, &c, are
not prohibited. This is a wholesome irdict.
ment The people are asking for bread and
will receive sstone.
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Thae skAnpls y slssaoee tAaa pCscept u
- q thooo o)dA III ~ iust q tsus
1ue ~ peinsval nan . foe hin Of The
nine1ssnth eontury. Itb gsnsnlly quoted
= rseugsuce 70 the Importance Of setting .
eood example, but b equally apposte In
he case Of action that b unworthy Of imi-
tatioo. These thoughts are induced by
The reflection upon the number OF strange
suicides that have followed 70 close upon
each others heels In Philadelphia.
The suicide Of thirteen-year-old Annie
Niblick was 20 utterly without cause that
neighbors were suspected of completely in
her death. The case was reported at length
In the newspapers and was widely read BE-
cause Of its Sensational features. 1ts
perusal seems 10 have been too much for
bright, healthy, thirteen.year-old George
Simon, who hanged himself for no cause,
In his fathers cellar on saturday. He had
shown much interest in the accounts Of
little Annie Niblick's suicide, and was Of
. temperament on which such stories made
adeep impression. He evidently made up
bis mind to follow her example, for his
preparations showed great deliberation.
Here was a life gone out due to the deep
effect tragic story made upon an impress
sionable mind.
But the suicidal list does not stop
here. On the same day that young Simon
made away with himself, VIM J. Krause,
q saloon-keeper, shot himself dead for no
apparent cause. Within the same twenty.
four hours Obadiah Wheelock, . wealthy
resluse, was found hanging to croes beam
In the attic Of his house.
1t will be observed that three Of these
four suicides were almost identical in their
methods. Whether all would have came
to pass eventually, or whether Annie Nj.
blick's fate inspired or hastened them, makes
an interesting psychological question.
However the explanation, one suicide al
ways brings Others in its train.
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BOLD TRAIN ROBBERY,
Three Masked Men Rins IN Express Car on q
Texas Railroad.

Texas Railroad.
On Saturday morning the Gull, Colorado
& Santa Fe railroad Office at Coleman, Texas,
was the scene OF "hold up" resulting In the
loss to the express and railroad Companies
and employees OF over 5000 James Muse,
ne express messenger Henry Brien, the
niest operator, and two men were In the
depot. Muse had occasion to 20 out about
$40 o'clock, and came running back and Nd: |:
"so,ns one Is robbing the cara" The party
Started To the cars, when Brien told Muse
to rUE back and get something 70 shoot
with. Muse went hack toward the depot 70
get his s!x-shootsr, when three men jum ned
out from the south door OF the depot thruot
six.shooters In his face and told him With
osths to open the safe. Muse opened It and
the robbers got two express packages, one
q $2,50O and the other OF $500, and
mother OF 500 OF railroad money md
q pocketbook Of Muse with Sl35 in
II and his gold watch, worth Sl25.
While this was going on Brien and the
yardmen were up the road Q few hundred
yards, st the car which Muse saw the men
get out OF and which they found had boon
broken open and the load of bran set on ara
After some trouble they succeeded In puttin9
the fire out 1t u believed that the fobbers
do not live far from Coleman. All the men
wore large black masks that concealed their
faces.
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There 10 Reshing surprisipc

In the fact that Benson's Capcine Plaster, are
widely imitsted that cheap ssd worthless. plAs
te1 with names OF similar sound. ana similar
appearance In typs Are freely offered for sale,
Articles OF great ana original merit always have
to compete with trashy limitations. But "a thew
become knoWn they die out through deserved
neglect Heanvhile ve warn tho pu olic sgsinst
the 20 called Capsicum," Capsicin." "Capu.
tons. burtons," or Otherwise. They have o
meoicinAl or curative virtues whatever, and are
made 70 sell ON the reputation OF BENSON a.
when purchAsing ask for Bensons, deal With
rrsspsctapie rp r rSsusEi.ts only and you cannot be
trade mark on the cloth and the word !" Can.
cine " cut in the centre. WY
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SPROlAL NOflORO.


AoshsDi 0osAess ~ Aothsrsil
Are you disturbed at night and broken OF your
Ieet oy sick child suffering and crying with
the e1crucistins pain Of cutting teeth II 40.
go at once and got bottle Of n Rs. wINsLOW's
sOOrHIN0 sYRUP. It viii relieve the poor
little suffer immodiately-depe upon It ther
10 NO mistake aboutit- There 10 not Q mother
on ea!tn VINO mas ever used It. who will not tell
you at once that It viii regulate the bowels ana
give rest TO the mother. and relief and health To
the child. operating like magic. 1t 10 perfectly
safe TO use in all cases. ana pie to the
ana 70 tho prescription Of one OF the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the u nited
ststss- Sold every ywhe;e. IS cents bottle.
may3llyd4v
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IynOrancs Ospiorabie,

From the New York sun.
Who eau wonder that the British mind
gels mixed when It IL subjected to such
statements ~ this found In the London
Sfaa6Grd?
"Perhaps the heaviest price ever paid for
violin WAS when hfteea huodred acres OF
!tnd In Ciuciunsti, on which the city Of Pitts
Surg nov stands, were given for . stsiner
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oWing b The crowded condition Of some
department. Of the Caslisls Indian Training
school CooOrso was asked for On appropria.
ton 10 pay the expooses OF rsmodeling the
dosmitory buildineA and the children wers
sndly disappointed on hearing that the ap.
preparation wa1 refused. AZ Q meeting Of
l26 OF the chtldren they coociuded among
themeeavss rather than BE- packed nineteen or
more In one room they would make On effort
70 make the improvemeuis without the gov.
ernments oeoiseancA A subscription paper
was posed around among them and sl,iOO
was subscribed, 70 b paid out Of their earn.
tneA The mseting IVES very enthusiastic
when Captain PraW explained the state ot
snairA The necenaary improvements will
require ei0, OC0 or el2, 600
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rerfiois Accidsst 70 . Street Car.
On Saturday evening . collision occurred
between car on the second and Third
streets line and train ON the Peunsylvauia
railroad ct Franksord junction near Harrow.
gate. PhilsdelphiA George II. Feaster, Q
passenger on the strset car, with his wife and
daughters Ida aSed three years, were alight.
Ing when Il was struck, and, being thrown TO
the ground, were eeriously injured. Mr..
Eeester had his len hand crushed, MIA
Fesster was cut about the head and bruised
On one OF the anna and the little girl had
both lees cut oti below the knea The latter
II In critical condition.
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A YER'S SARSAPARILLA.
Pimples, Boils.

And Carbuncles result from a debt,i,nteo. I'm.
povetfshed, or impure condition OF the bicnIi
Ayers sarraparilia prevents and curss these
eruptions and painful tumors, nv IemorinS
them. - e~sA"s
Ayers sarsapartlls has prevented the usua,
course OF bons.whtch have paued and di,tress "A
me m, every season for several ysArs.-9eo scales.
vas badly troubled with Pinpes on the ,.ce
Also with discoloration OF the skin Witch
showed itself In ugly dark patches, No sStsr.
nal treatment dig more than temporery soCsi
Ayers sarsaparilla effected ' sN
A PERFECT CURE
And l have not been troubled sincs W.
Boldly. River St, Lowell. Mass. W.
was troubled with b B,ils, and nv he.,,h ,~. .
much Impaired. ! began using Avsr's ssrssns
rilla, anu IN due time, the eruptions All disa~
peared. and my health Was completeIy ra.Sn,st
John T. Elkins, Editor STANDBY O6scrrer. Xlbs.
WAS troubled. for long time, with a bpmor
which appeared on my face in ugly Pimniss
ana hotches. Ayers Sarsap artlla Cured 1ns +
consider II the best blood purider I'm the 1or,a
-Chsries h. smith, North CrAftsbury, VI.
Ayers SarsaparilIa
Is sold by all druggists and dealers in med,c,,.
ASK tor ayers sarsapartlla, and do NOT ba ner.
suaded to take any other. N0' w Pe''
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver a ca. Iovsu Ma.
,s,s frice 81 six bottles, ea.
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DROPOsAI.S WILL BE RECEIVED
L for a. fnuch Hard Pea Coal. No. / size, A
may be REQ uired .. the city Water Works up 70
screened ana 81 hes. Quality II no, !, iiiH"s viii savs
% be taken back Al the expense OF the party iur.
American Lead tnot over two tons) a. the city
Proposals viii 6s recei ,ed for ono ana one.
half gross Of brass thrss-quarter inch fsrrules
Well ground in and to DO made Of sooS % brs.:
after the model to be seen at the Mayors ONCE
pipes s tho city msy 10 o.
not exceeding two hundred tons: Pipes 10 DO
must specify how much per Sross - ton Sslivsrs1
in Lancaster for four. six. eight, ten. twelve,
.aH aaS nsa q the
o Frep"sals % as viii viii bs received for such .pse,.,
ines % be bid for per pouno to consisi Of four,
.ss ass
stop covers, and bids tor castings must Include
Proposals viii be received for a. many street
stop valves four. SIX. eight ten, twelve and
,sss 70 Be furnished = tns city msy % SrdsRp dHRr
Proposals VIII be reoeiyed for q many stop
q e. a. c 70
RsTtip.spasns & Of & Water wor.s Of one and one.
Be furnished .. the superintsnde dent may direct
Proposals Will bo received for the hauling of
pipes, &c. for the Water Department until
April |. lsss. Bids must state how much per
gross ton.
PropossIs viii be received for whitewa,bins
the fences. inside and out, around the grounds
OF the Reservoirs. below and on top together
With the tool house. out house. telegraph poles,
by June l. 1857. under the direction and subject
e the approval OF the Superintendent OF lhe
Water works.
Poposals y III be received 1t the same tims for
the use OF the city water for sprinkiing streets
between April and November !, 1857. BIOS 70
be for one and two-hOrse sprinklers each.
Proposals will be received 1t the same time
and place for the privilege OF using the grsss
growing ON the ctty's grounds 1t the Reservoir
Tor 1887. Any grnzlng on the grounds III have
TO be subject to the restrictions OF the superin-
tendent OF tho Water Works, 90 that no dsmsge
may be done TO city property.
tropoeAs wiz oe !eceive0 at the Same time
and place for disging ont and nliiag in ali
trsrsnss % n 1or yitss piPss In the city from Aprt
par cubic yard for rock and how much for
ana subject 10 the measurement and In tha
order Of time. e. directed BY the su dent
OF the Water Works. The trenches TO be nIled
carefully back. and where piketng u removed
TO be replaced smoothly.
The Tho Water Gommittss M reserve the right TO -.
The foregoing proposals. win be received at
the Mayors ONCE unit! NAkCA u. 1887, ct
O'Clock p. m. JACOB HALBACH.
m5.9.l2.la.ls.
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4 Captains Fortunate Dt.Oov,rv.

Capt Coleman, schr: Wevmouth. n,v,,o n.-
tween Atlantic City ana II. r, had been frou.
bled With . cough so that he vas unable to sleen.
ana vas induced 70 try Dr.. Kings New Discov.
cry ior Consumption. 1t not only gave him in.
stant relief. but allaye1 ths extrsme soreness OF
nus oroesI HIS chldren were similarly Affected
ana single dose had the came happy effect
Ds rs,nsH HHtnGs - Ssr Discovery nov the standard
the schooner: Free trial bottles OF this ndsr6
remedy et H. b. CochranS Drug Store, Isl And
IL North Queen street. LAncastof, Pa tN
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FROM faE LEAplNo n. =

@O@ AA6 HSAOHNO ~. y, ELOHISI.
CT. klunder. OF No. sO7 Broadway, New York,
10 one OF the best known florists in America
Ilorists. like other persons, ale subject to the
Ills OF life. notwithstanding the fraerano sur.
rounding their calliug. but like other persons
they can be cured Of their Ills. Nj. Klunder
writes:
cordially recommend Allcocks Porous Plss-
tero. have found them, after 10 years constant
use, wonderfully EN- cacious In cou chs. colds.
pnns In side, back and chest As chest protsc.
tors and shields against changes In the weather
they are invaluable. Ny hotnouse men use s
great many, and and family are never without
this never failing external remedy.
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GRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

TaE GREAT ENGLISH RENFDY. An nm.
nillnY cure for Seminal WeakueSs sperma atnr,
rnos impotency. and all Diseases that follow q
nse2uence OF Self Abuse as Loss Of Memory.
UnIyerval LAssttude. Pain In the Hack Dullness
q Vision. Premature OLD Age, and many other
dlseaAes that lead 70 Insanity or Consu = uptiOn
ana piematuro Grave
~ Full particulars in our pamphlet which va
oesire 20 SEND free BY mail to every one.
gts1 at el per package, or SIX PACKAGES for sS or
money, by addressing oS'"A s'7
THE GsAY MEDICINE CO.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
on account Of counterieits, We have sdopted
antees OF cure issued S"~A
solo in Lancaster by H. b. Cochran.
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40 EAST KING ST.,
,cPPosIrE coURr aoUss.)
PROPOsALS.

DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
l. At the County Commissiouers' Ofico Ian.
caster. Pa, until the 18th Day OF March, lss7, at
IL O'Clock noon, for taking down Q part OF The
prison tower. Plans and specin cations for the
Same can be- seen at the Cofnmissionerx' onnco,
Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
or all bids.
BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
Attest: FRAnK 01rDef, Clerk. mSlltd
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sHiLOHs COUGh ana Consumption Cure
- soid oy Us on guarantee. 1t cures Con.
sumpI19n: soid Sy n Cochran. druggist,
Pa. W. ,s
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No one ought to forget the meeting to dis.
cuss he muaicipal bill st the Board Of Trade
rooms On Tuesday, March %
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Mn: Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clav Co low.
tells the following remarkable story, the truth
OF which = vouched for by the residen ts OF the
with kidney complaint and Iamsness for man 9
years; could not dress myself without help.
NOW am nee from all pain and soreness and
my thauks TO Electric Bittsrs for havins ne.
newed my youth. and removed completely ali
Cochnps Drug Store, ls7 and lsS North Queen
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THE Central Pennsylvania conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church in BeIiefonte
have put themselves on record against ,tg
nigh license bill now before the state legis :
ture. And yet half a loaf is better thar =
bread.
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The fhilsdelphia Press says Beilefonte
ought to hars the state capital What has
Bellefonte done to deserve such q cruel fate ?
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Or. d. Rawls, OF Connorsville IND. rro
remedy.
Use salvation OIL for severe headache, ana
doing. We recommend 1t a. good family medi
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1'hroW AwoyTi ~ So,

Cures guaranteed OF every case Of rupture un.
dertAken. Book Cf particulars, 10 cents in
stamps. .Address. worlds Dispensary Medical
Association, Bufliio. n r.
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WEST CHESTER Is very anxious for free
postal delivery 1t will next be asking for
free luz Ches.
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Ths lmpsnding Dsassr.

The recent statistics of the number of desths
snow that large majority die with COnsump-
uon. This disease may commence with an sp.
pArenuy harmless cough which can be cured IL.
stAnuy by kemp's Ralsam for the Throat and
Lungs. which 10 guaranteed TO cure ana reiieye
~ casSe. fnGe U can't! and q. Tst0l sIss Nee
s0r sor, saiS 70 6y A. b Cochna. druggtst, No isi
"oSto SuOou ottS0L O6lWdAltV
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ALL Will be gls0 to know from the Ph,.a-
deiphia Times that "everyth thing points to
boom IN business this spring.
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ternD!e cough shuohe euro is the remedy for
you. SOLO by II. h. Cochran, dru9gtst. Nos ia
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OHD BOTTLE E11DoIs A Cusl..nr Osear r n
Koch. OF Allentown. Pa, was bedfAst with In.
aammatory rheumatism In the winter Of lasa
Doctors could DO nothing to rslieve htrn. IA
commenced using 6ross Rhsumatis Kennedy
ny tne ume no had used halt bottle he could
leave his bed when be had fniahs0 the hottIa
10 WAs cured ana has not had return OF ~
aisease since. In his own words, II teal bettar
shan ever beSorA" Price q. By al druggists.
tebsSmdHWSR
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N EMS OvkRCOArs.

SORTED SIZES.
One Lot Linen Collars, 8 for sc two doxsc
Linen and Cellulotd Collars, lsc &c, sc N At
&c each. - .AAss
Iity Boxes fiberline Collars and Cuns, loc
white SUI Handkerchisfs were 500, nov sc.
One hundred doz an Ladies' Aooo 7c 4 Dair
nfty dozen Ladies' Hose, three pairs for SO
Engineers Blue Drill Ovorlle. $50 and tlc
Iorty Watch Chains Were 2sc, now lOs
Gente' Lined Castor Gloves wero o. co. now S0e
Bunlo 6Obe. ol7O0. down To Sl2 40
SLACK japanese Wolf Robe. 0l3Q0. down n
OO e9I0 down to 075.
=. ri1sh Hooes go. down to s79o; n. down to ss;
:. Vol Rand FUR Caps. s2ss. down tosls,; u.n,
Boys' POlos, were $50 ana SIC, now lSc
BOOTS AID SHOES.
Mems Han nd 0ade Button and Balmoral
Mems Wsuienpsasta. u co.. Is a.
Mems Cloth Top Button and Lace
front Gattes, u Nov N a
Mems Gem Congress. Q! Is .........,.,,NSv II 10
Boye' Sutton and Balls, q sbO.,,,.....Nov Al M
iouthe s6uttOn ano Balls Sl 80. ......... Nov n r
LaoAs' Kid Button, Square Tos. o. 90 Nov III Ia
AAoles' Md Button. Common Eense
ana Opera Toe, o. 50. SO..........,,.,,,,.,No Nov n N
La1ies' French Rid. Opera Toe; S5 co. Nov q 81
ladies' Frnch kid. q u re Toe o. 50 Nov q SO
Twelve Pairs Child's solar TIP spring
Heel Button shoes, Observation-Disclosures Now 80.
Trunks at Reduced PrioAa.
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0APCINE PLASTERs.

HUMpHREYs
Homeopathic Veterinary Specifics,
Used by U. S. Government
A~Chart on Rollers, and Book Sent Free. "a
CURES .Fevers. Congestions, Innammaa,n
4 AAAA.ISpinsi Meningitis, Mix Fever.
CDS-Hns Lameness. Rheumatism
GG-Distemper. Nasal Df.chsrges
DD.-Bots or 6rubs, Worms
E-Coughs. Heaves, Pneumonia
I.r.-Coiic or Gripes. Belyachs,
SS-Miscarrfage Hsmorrha9es.
n;a.1Ofinary and Kidney Diseases.
IG-krupttve Diseases, Mango
J'A.-Diseases Of Digestion. .
rh!GE. Bottle lover g dosea) - *.
STABLE CASE, with Manual, $50 mage: '"''
wa,aS ~ enaIl 10 bottles Specifics, bottle Of
"a]ei oh and Mediator. ......... 81. 90
SENT FREE ON kECEIPT or PRICE,
humphreys Med. Co.. l09 Fulton St.. NY
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NURE GUARANTEED.
RUPTU RE,

.sa Curs :. oS Sns.antesa L by DE-: =. h. MAyI!.
~ = sd Snc lie 1G 20 S1pse.s,on cs delay from bnsi:
- AkCA sT" PH1LA. Send ior Cirealaf:
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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1887-04-01

Miss Rosa A. Belknap returned from
Portland on Saturday last, having been
detained twelve days in Lewiston by
the blockade. The young lady partici-
pated' in concert given at Portland on
the evening of March 4, and received
many gratifying compliments from the
daily papers of the webfoot metropolis
for her part therein. few Of which we
republish herewith:
The vocal solo by Miss Belknap, of
Mt. Idaho, met with cordial applause.
Miss b. is young vocalist from Cali
fornia, and possesses very sweet and
well trained voice-especially noticeable
for clear and distinct utterance. .-Sun-
day Oregonian, March 6.
Miss Belknap, young vocalist from
California, exhibited voice of great
sweetness and flexibility, and her rem
dition was warmly received.-Portland
EUentng Telegram, March 5.
A musical treat of rare excell-
ence was afforded all attending
the concert given at the Taylor
street M. E. church last evening.
In the vocal solo by Miss Belknap
that lady displayed voice of marked
sweetness and her artistic effort elected
warm applause.-Portland Daily Nesos.
March 5.